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Vietnam’s real estate market is seeing a series of moves to address legal obstacles, adjust planning and accelerate project development. In Ho Chi Minh City, Working Group 1645 met with real estate businesses to review difficulties and speed up the issuance of ownership certificates for homebuyers at four projects. The city also announced 10 additional commercial housing projects eligible for sale to foreigners, bringing the total number of qualified projects to 158. In contrast, prices of townhouses and detached homes in several areas have fallen by billions of dong as sellers face financial pressure while buyers remain cautious. The Nam Thanh City five-urban-cluster project will also reduce more than 5.5 hectares of land to serve the expansion of National Highway 1. In other localities, Hai Phong has allowed six businesses to pilot 10 commercial housing projects under a new mechanism, with total expected investment exceeding VND 11.346 trillion. In Hung Yen, an investor was selecte...

The real estate market is seeing notable developments in capital flows, supply and investment activity. In the first nine months of the year, property companies issued VND 149.455 trillion worth of bonds, a sharp increase from the same period in 2025 amid tighter credit conditions. In Hung Yen, a company established only three months ago was approved as the investor of the Me So New Urban Area, adjacent to Ring Road 4, with an expected investment of VND 15.6 trillion. Meanwhile, Hai Phong has allowed six property companies to pilot 10 commercial housing projects under a new mechanism, with total expected investment exceeding VND 11.346 trillion. In the land and resort real estate segment, Gia Lai plans to auction a site of more than 19 hectares in Nhon Hoi Economic Zone for the development of the Golf Academy Resort Villa Area in the fourth quarter of 2026, with a value of nearly VND 1.5 trillion. Hue will also hold a second auction for more than 10,600 square meters of riverside lan...

The real estate market is seeing notable developments across several localities. In Ho Chi Minh City, prices of alley houses, townhouses and detached homes have fallen by billions of dong in many areas as sellers face financial pressure, while buyers remain cautious. In contrast, primary apartment prices continued to rise 12% year on year to an average of VND 110 million per square meter, despite supply increasing by nearly half in the third quarter. The city is also collecting opinions on draft criteria and policies for converting industrial parks and clusters into eco industrial models, and plans to issue its own criteria for this sector. Thadico and Becamex have been allocated or leased approximately 708 hectares of land for industrial and urban projects. Meanwhile, experts say clear criteria are needed to identify vacant land before imposing a 0.2% tax, in order to limit impacts on businesses and the property market. Housing supply is being added in several localities, but the pr...

The property market today saw several notable developments in major urban areas. Ho Chi Minh City is collecting opinions on draft criteria and policies for converting industrial parks and clusters into an eco-industrial model from October 6 to November 6. The city has also allocated or leased approximately 708 hectares of land to Thadico and Becamex for industrial and urban projects. Meanwhile, experts support imposing a 0.2% tax on vacant land but have called for clear criteria to identify such land and limit impacts on businesses and the real estate market. Primary apartment prices in Ho Chi Minh City continued to rise by 12% year on year to an average of VND 110 million per square meter, despite supply increasing by nearly half in the third quarter, according to Knight Frank. The city’s Department of Construction also confirmed that foreign buyers had signed contracts for 57 apartments at the Sensation project in An Khanh Ward, with 24 units remaining in the foreign ownership quota.

The real estate market recorded several notable developments in Ho Chi Minh City and Hanoi. In Ho Chi Minh City, the authorities have allocated or leased approximately 708 hectares of land to Thadico and Becamex for industrial and urban projects, while planning to auction five land lots in An Khanh Ward in October. The city has also recovered more than 6,400 square meters of public land in the C30 area after the managing unit voluntarily returned it. In the residential segment, the Sensation project has signed sales contracts for 57 apartments with foreign buyers, while 24 units remain available under the foreign ownership quota. Ho Chi Minh City also requires real estate businesses to register electronic identification accounts and use VNeID to disclose project information on the housing information system. Regarding policy and business conditions, more than 2,800 real estate companies completed dissolution procedures in the first nine months of the year, an increase of 123% year on...

The real estate market is recording notable developments in Hanoi and Ho Chi Minh City, ranging from the management and use of public land to new project activity. In Ho Chi Minh City, more than 6,400 square meters of public land at Lot B18 in the C30 area, Dien Hong Ward, has been reclaimed after the managing unit voluntarily returned it. The city has also approved a plan to auction five land lots in An Khanh Ward in October, an area containing apartment blocks in a 3,790-unit resettlement complex that have remained vacant for years. Meanwhile, despite the prohibition, apartments are still being used as offices, warehouses and spas in many condominium buildings, causing frustration among residents. In suburban areas, some apartment owners have accepted rent reductions of 8-10% amid competition from new supply and tighter controls on short-term accommodation activities in buildings. In Hanoi, land-use fee collection reached VND 85.044 trillion by September 30, equivalent to more than...

Vietnam’s real estate market is seeing notable developments in supply, policy and purchasing power. In Hanoi, the city collected VND 85.044 trillion in land-use fees during the first nine months of the year, reaching more than 56% of the annual plan. Nearly one hectare of land at 6-8 Chua Boc Street has also been converted for a project comprising apartments, offices and a hotel. Meanwhile, Phat Dat opened the Q'Terra project sales gallery at Grand Terra Building, 36 Cat Linh, on October 3, attracting hundreds of customers and investors. In the social housing segment, the projected selling price at HUD Thu Duc is more than VND 30.7 million per square meter for 209 apartments, with applications expected to be accepted from the fourth quarter. The Long Truong social housing project has a determined selling price of nearly VND 24.5 million per square meter, while its rental price was reduced by nearly VND 13,000 per square meter per month after review. More than 1,100 apartments at 4S...